Open letter by photojournalist Sebastião Salgado and global figures warns disease could decimate indigenous peoples Brazil’s leaders must take immediate action to save the country’s indigenous peoples from a Covid-19…
WASHINGTON — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Tuesday that the protesters who demonstrated at the state Capitol building last week “carried nooses and Confederate flags and swastikas.” “Unfortunately, right now in Michigan,…
Abstract This comparative study examines the way Israeli Holocaust descendants and Cambodian genocide descendants differentially reconstitute “discontinued” descendant‐ancestor relations with the genocide dead they never knew. Empirically examining the way…
When the Krewe of Zulu parade rolled out onto Jackson Avenue to kick off Mardi Gras festivities on Feb. 25, the party started for black New Orleans. Tens of thousands of…
The failure to properly solve the Atlanta child murders — potential hate crimes — denied families justice. But this series highlights a broader injustice. n an era where tracking cold…
Special envoy Elan Carr says his office is closely monitoring online expressions of anti-Semitism around the world, clearly seeing an uptick in hate speech caused amid the spread of COVID-19…
Azimzhan Askarov set out to report on the killing of a police officer. Instead of getting to write his story, he was accused of inciting the murder. On May 11,…
Some Native American tribes whose livelihoods have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic filed suit against the U.S. Treasury on Friday in an attempt to ensure that $8 billion in…
Because of his work, society began to accommodate those who kept kosher and observed the Sabbath. Marvin Schick, a pioneering advocate for the rights of Orthodox Jews to maintain their…
At least three boats carrying Rohingya refugees have been adrift for more than two months. As of this week, rights groups that had been tracking the boats lost sight of…